Can you selectively listen to the television and mute your nagging wife?
18241
Yes, but this requires the optional Duct Tape attachment. Comes it decorative colors.
18242
This will be in cahoots with your wife. You are out of luck on this one. It will amplify her nagginging
1746379
The TV's speakers can not be disabled. We recommend you simply reduce the volume to 0.
1313542
Yes, you have the option on your TV to "turn off " the speakers....you can also mute the tv...or you can mute the sound bar....I do both in "fiddling" with them to see what the best sound is for what I am watching...I watched Burlesque last night with some great music and singing....I can't imagine a better sound....I am tending to use both tv speakers and soundbar... 4 is better than 2 kind of thinking...
1334964
Yes, I listen to a normal volume on the TV while my husband uses the hearing device. It does not cut out the normal sound.
590819
Yes, there is a volume controller on one of the speakers as well as an on/off button. The TV volume can be muted because the speakers work separately.
2203012
Yes. I often use the headphones to hear all the dialog on some drama shows while my wife listens through the TV speakers. The volume on the TV can be adjusted separately from the headset that has its own volume controls. You can even mute the TV while listening on the headset.
375083
No, they are separate. You wife with can adjust the tv speakers to any volume, including mute and you can adjust yours to whatever volume best fits your needs. Neither will interfere with the other.
1363451
yes..you can control you're own volume in the headset while the tv is muted.
1449177
No you can not, there is only one multi function button...and mute is not one of them.
343012
Yes, within reason. The headset is independent of the TV sound so you can leave the TV volume wherever you want it from mute to loud, but if too loud you will hear it in addition to the headset sound.
2243464
Yes you can. I set my TV audio very low and adjust the headset to my preference. I live in a seniors apt. complex and did not want to disturb anyone with the TV audio loud as I have severe hearing loss and wear a hearing aid. The Clearsounds Head set was a blessing as I can hear everything very well from anywhere in my apartment. My neighbors are very happy.
2100027
Yes you just turn down the input volume from the channel you're trying to mute
229472
sure.if the head phones are connected correctly, to block the sound simply mute the tv. leaving the tvun-muted allows the person with the head phones to listen as well as the other people in the room. since the head phones have thier own volume control, the volume can be adjusted to everyones sastifaction. i love these head phones.
1023341
yes - you can even mute the TV and the phones can still be heard. They have their own independent audio.
1265025
I'm not sure I understand the question, but if you are wearing the sound amplifier, there is no need to mute the tv if someone else is watching. Just turn down the sound to a reasonable level for their comfort and you will hear ok through the amplifier. Hope this helps.
728561
I presume you can do that. Mine is part of my home theater system. I turn the TV off if I just want to listen to CDs. However, I tune in to the music channels on my cable service to listen to a lot of music.
375082
If you are alone, you can listen with your. Earphones with the TV on mute. If there are other people that would also like to listen, then just turn up the volume like normal and they can listen like normal. You do not have to make any changes. The volume of the earphones is independent of that of the TV. The quality of the sound with the earphones is unbelievable.